What does FCC mean?
FCC means Florida Coalition for Children
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Florida Coalition for Children?
Florida Coalition for Children can be abbreviated as FCC
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What does FCC stand for? FCC stands for "Florida Coalition for Children". |
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How to abbreviate "Florida Coalition for Children"? "Florida Coalition for Children" can be abbreviated as FCC. |
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What is the meaning of FCC abbreviation? The meaning of FCC abbreviation is "Florida Coalition for Children". |
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What is FCC abbreviation? One of the definitions of FCC is "Florida Coalition for Children". |
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What does FCC mean? FCC as abbreviation means "Florida Coalition for Children". |
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What is shorthand of Florida Coalition for Children? The most common shorthand of "Florida Coalition for Children" is FCC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FLICHQ - Florida Initiative for Children's Healthcare Quality
- FCFP - Florida Coalition for Preservation
- FCPJ - Florida Coalition for Peace & Justice
- NYSCCC - New York State Citizens' Coalition for Children, Inc
- CCAP - Coalition for Children Adolescents and Parents
- CCPE - Coalition for Children and Public Education
- DCCYP - Democracy Coalition for Children and Young People
- FCCS - Florida Coalition for Cancer Survivorship
- FCH - Florida Coalition for the Homeless
- FCDR - Florida Coalition for Disability Rights
- HCCY - Health Coalition for Children and Youth
- ICCE - International Coalition for Children and the Environment
- MCCF - Michigan Coalition for Children and Families
- SWFCPJ - Southwest Florida Coalition for Peace Justice
- VCCy - Vancouver Coalition for Children and Youth
- WCCC - Washington County Coalition for Children
- FCAR - Florida Coalition for Assessment Reform
- ccmh - Coalition for Children's Mental Health
- cfc - Coalition for Children
- fdoc - Florida Department of Children